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I remember meeting you when the world knew you were sane. Before life tried to finish you in it's game. Then before my eyes everything around became so distant. No matter how hard I tried or to who I listened. It wasn't over after that, me looking at your photos of after you turned black. Maybe pity got me to mix up my feelings. Another conflict in my mind, another thing I was dealing. Then, again you were distant, more I imagined possible. The reality of you moving beyond everything in my mind was unstoppable. And so, I just hoped you gained peace. Didn't matter in my mind whether or not you thought of me. Not gonna lie, in that time I misjudged you. You were moving on but better than I knew. Won't forget seeing you at the fair. Memories of previously how you hugged me came back then and there. I was glad to see and again hear from you. And that thought of you in my head became again a better view.
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Nov 12, 2016
Nov 12, 2016 at 2:06 PM UTC
Dear B part 3
I remember meeting you when the world knew you were sane. Before life tried to finish you in it's game. Then before my eyes everything around became so distant. No matter how hard I tried or to who I listened. It wasn't over after that, me looking at your photos of after you turned black. Maybe pity got me to mix up my feelings. Another conflict in my mind, another thing I was dealing. Then, again you were distant, more I imagined possible. The reality of you moving beyond everything in my mind was unstoppable. And so, I just hoped you gained peace. Didn't matter in my mind whether or not you thought of me. Not gonna lie, in that time I misjudged you. You were moving on but better than I knew. Won't forget seeing you at the fair. Memories of previously how you hugged me came back then and there. I was glad to see and again hear from you. And that thought of you in my head became again a better view.
An update on Dear B: http://hellopoetry.com/poem/1776771/dear-b/
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Nov 12, 2016
Nov 12, 2016 at 2:06 PM UTC
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